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I agree with Mr. Hani answer
Lifting means in the capital: . . Lifting in the capital in cash: a sale of shares by existing shareholders . . Lifting in the capital in kind (naturally) and is through for the institution's assets (fixed assets
, stocks, rights, etc ...) by the shareholders. . . Lifting in the capital annexation Precautions: This is through annexation precautions
(undistributed profits) to private funds, so that does not happen any change to the financial
structure, . . Lifting in capital through debt conversion: a conversion of debt into equity institution,
by bringing it to the private funds, so as not to lead to an increase in liquidity, also called
a concentration of debt. . . Lifting in the capital of partial or total integration between the two institutions: . Lifting the advantages and disadvantages in the capital: Pluses: - Does not pay back the money that has been obtained through the lifting of capital and the
return on these funds is linked to the outcome of the institution; - The level of debt remains as it is. Cons: - Melting of capital: This is reflected in the decline in the carrying value of the shares through
the fact that the new shareholders have the right to Sharing precautions with shareholders
veterans; - Melting profit: through lower net earnings per share due to the high number of shares
